It is determined that the Regulator in the Alternator has gone bad and on these long runs the battery to the Port Engine is not charging enough to start the engine. Two choices....limp into Peterborough and have it fixed there or move to Hastings Village Marina and have David fix it here.....
Pretty easy decision.....we are staying in Hastings until the problem is solved.....
So we move the boat across the bay to a T-dock on the end
This is where we are going
Our Marina
This is where we were
Weather is good today
Hastings is a quiet village with a population of 1,200
Some research on What is a Crib???
We have seen many cribs on the river. During Upper Canada's early logging days, the cribs helped lumbermen control log booms as they raced through the river's turbulent rapids and waterfalls.
Many of these cribs are still visible today. A square timber was fitted into the square hole in the middle of the crib. Cables were strung between the timbers (which floated). The cables kept the center of the channel free of logs and debris allowing steamboats safe passage between the logs....How about that!
Repairman David
Cuddle Time
Wall is full.....Loopers are here
Banjos for dinner
Count of 16
It has been an interesting Day
Interesting Name
The Captain liked this one
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